[priya101]

Pride and Prejudice

 

[Mike D. aka jmiked]

Out of the 4500+ books I have around the house (plus all the others I've read over the years but don't own) I can say that I don't have a single favorite. I couldn't even narrow it down to a dozen favorites.

Mike

 

[ElizabethRose]

I agree with Priya... Pride and Prejudice all day. It is the most complete novel. The only thing it is missing is a swordfight and they added that in the amazing 1995 BBC mini-series.

Persuasion is a close second.

 

[NogDog]

Pride and Prejudice

Never read it and currently have no desire to ever do so.

If I base it on number of times read, my hands-down favorite would be Zelazny's first "Amber" series, starting with Nine Princes in Amber.

 

[Geemont]

The Stranger by Albert Camus.



The three great lessons I learned from this book:

1. You're responsible for your own actions
2. It's OK not to believe it God
3. Nobody has the right to judge you for who you are

My I only regret about this book is I can't read it in French.

 

[Letty]

The Secret History by Donna Tartt

 

[Carrie Rubin]

A Fine Balance by Rohinton Mistry